61GB! The source code of Valve's Legion Fortress 2 was exposed on the Internet.

CTOnews.com, January 13, Team Fortress 2 (Legion Fortress 2) has many loyal fans, but Valve does not like the game. According to the latest news, the source code of 61GB's Legion Fortress 2 has been exposed on the Internet, involving unused weapons, models, maps, and even old versions of current weapons.

CTOnews.com mini-class: Legion Fortress 2 is a free online multiplayer first-person shooter game developed by Villefort. The game, a sequel to Valve's previous "Team Fortress Classic", was first released on Windows and Xbox 360as an orange box three-in-one on October 10, 2007. PlayStation 3 was released immediately after November 22, 2007.

The 61GB source code of this exposure includes vip_hunted, mvm_mminingtower, mvm_forest, trainyard, mercenary park Beta and the first version of powerhouse. The source code also includes old bonesaw models, blue sawed off shotgun, and other weapons.